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| ETTL owns and maintains equipment and has skilled personnel available for performing such Portland Cement concrete tests and design procedures as: | ||
| 1. Making, curing and testing concrete cylinders. 2. Flexural strength testing of beams. 3. Determining unit weight, air content and slump of concrete. 4. Testing of aggregates for soundness, abrasion, specific gravity and gradation. 5. Design of Portland Cement concrete mixes. 6. Determining penetration resistance of hardened concrete. 7. Determining rebound number of hardened concrete. |
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An ETTL technician performs a slump test during the construction of a national distribution center in Longview, Texas. In addition to making a subsurface investigation and carrying out an environmental site assessment for this project, ETTL performed many CME tasks, including testing of fill; checking rebar in tilt-wall sections; monitoring of concrete, checking its air content and slump, and running compression tests on sample cylinders; as well as monitoring roofing installation. |
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FOR A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF CONCRETE TESTS ROUTINELY CARRIED OUT BY ETTL'S CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ENGINEERING (CME) GROUP IN CONFORMANCE WITH TxDOT PROCEDURES, CLICK HERE |
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For information on scheduling and costs, as well as on other subjects relating to ETTL's Portland cement concrete testing and/or design capabilities, contact ETTL's Mark Miller or TJ Vickery (ETTL Headquarters in Tyler) or Donny Rhea (ETTL Texarkana Laboratory) or Clint Richardson (ETTL Longview Laboratory) ETTL Construction Materials Engineering Services Page ETTL Home Page |